Athens Area High School - Athenian Yearbook (Athens, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

r THENS HIGH SCHOOL is the scene and stage for glorious events leading to the threshold of a new world for a new generation. For many years our Alma Mater has presented to our Nation and Community citizens of which it may be justly proud and to whom it may look forward to building up its prestige and high standards. Now, once again, as Commencement approaches, Athens High says farewell to another body of future citizens, who, holding its advice and teachings in mind, will surely progress in their new world to the credit of their former Guardian. But even though another Senior Class has passed through its portals, it can still look forward to more and more generations of citizens who will step from its classrooms into a world that holds great things in store. And as we and they, the classes yet to come, progress forward, we shall look back and remember with gratitude that we were among those who received their first real incentives and training in Athens High. Athens High School THE ATHENIAN 1943 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL ATHENS, PENNSYLVANIA THEME To you, the team of 1942-43 and to your coach, Mr. Oakes, we, the students, do with the greatest admiration dedicate this, our yearbook. Your deeds and prowess shall be preserved in the time-old annals of Athens High School to be revered by all who may pass through its portals. From being a team which was destined from the beginning not to exist, you seemingly sky-rocketed to glory and victor)-. But to you that meant work, sacrifice, and courage and these, complemented with the wisdom and endless patience of our far-seeing coach, led you up the heretofore intangible path of victory. Oh yes, we were proud. Whenever those blue and silver-white uniforms splashed across a field, there were many a tear of joyful and excited pride. ’Tis true we toasted you with dinners and banquets, boundless speeches and good wishes. But was this enough for our championship team? For the squad that triumphed over their most potent rival, that feat being accomplished last in 1932? There must be some more lasting means of preserving that unprecedented record of an undefeated team. Thus to fill this capacity, standing challenging!)-in the trophy case, is found the awe-inspiring trophy presented to this unparalleled team by the Chamber of Commerce. But we, the students, wish to press further. We feel it is our privilege to do you further homage by dedicating our yearbook as a lasting monument to the worthy lads of the ’42-'43 team and their coach who have brought honor and glory to A. H. S. For most there will be a new coach, a new captain, and new team mates. -There will be a different battle to fight and a greater victory to win. But always will the sense of fairplay, leadership, and greatness of character developed in these recent struggles be with you. DEDICATION Kenneth H. Oakes Coach FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1942 OPPONENT WHERE PLAYED Athens SCORE Opponent T owanda T owanda 26 0 Waverly Home 0 0 Sayre Sayre 7 6 T owanda Home 20 6 Waverly Waverly 0 0 Wood, Fairbanks (Captain), J. Hammond, Gallagher, D. Burns, L. Daniels, N. Cole. Raulerson, VanScoten, Shoemaker, Oakes (Coach) Robinson, Parks, Huff, Mitchell, Wilson, Jackson, Hazard, Moore. Humphrey, C. Cole. Levering, Patterson. Russell, Carpenter. I). Daniels. P. Burns, Anderson, Hickock, W. Hammond, Morley, W. Daniels (Manager) 16487853 CONTENTS FROM OUR MANAGERS WE ARE THE PLAYERS THESE ARE OUR BOOSTERS ON WITH THE GAME OUR COMMERCIAL SPONSORS COPYRIGHT Mary Slater..........................................................Editor Fannie Brown..............................................Assistant Editor Harold Weller..............................................Business Manager Robert Patterson ...... Assistant Business Manager William Koose...........................................Advertising Manager Faculty Advisors Lucille Schrimp, Jean Dougherty tf-nxun Owi MancujeAA Board of Education Dr. A. G. Coughlin..................................................President Leon Loomis.........................................................Secretary Wesley Havens.......................................................Treasurer Ellery C. Bressler Martha D. Huff Martha D. Huff Wesley Havens His Message “The starting point of advancement in the world is knowing where you are going, why you are going, whether the purpose is really worthwhile, and how you plan to get there. With a purpose determined, stick to it until you arrive.” This recent suggestion from an expert industrial personnel counselor sums up very briefly but truthfully some important guides for young people just finishing their high school courses. In these days of abnormal conditions which are present everywhere, there is a temptation to take things as they are, to let fate decide, to leave high school with a feeling of helplessness and that nothing can be done about it. Members of the Class of 1943, 1 wish to counteract this general attitude and to emphasize that you can do a great deal on your own part to prepare yourself to earn and achieve success. This is no time to surrender to circumstances. Continue your education all you possibly can and determine to prepare yourself better for whatever type of work you prefer and are capable of doing. Government and industry both want young men and women with education and preparation. May your determination to steer your course and not to drift be rewarded by the securing of a desirable place in life’s work and success in your endeavors. Eugene E. Crkdiford Supervising Principal Faculty Irving W. Hazard Principal Senior High School To Teachers By the guidance, wisdom, and understanding of these, our teachers, we have been successfully spirited through our high school careers and introduced to the great world of learning. Thus it is for these that we harbor the greatest admiration and gratefulness. Cf.ua Arnold Secretary era K. Baxter Marie Bean Mathematics History Dorothy Cosgrove History and English Lina C. Burns English Elisabeth Bouton Commercial Reed C. Benson H. S. Science 3 10 fe. Faculty J £AN DoCGHERTY Commercial Howard S. Evans Social Science Edith Hixe School Xursc Maryrose Kowai.es k i Home Economics To Students One of the most saddening experiences which comes to every teacher every year is the parting of the ways which is inevitable at the close of each year. It is with real regret that we must break our cordial relationships and bid farewell to our students whom we have come to know and to admire. The regret is leavened, however, with the hope that our year of work together will bring into your living through future years greater efficiency and, therewith, greater happiness. Kith Kintz Physical Education Alice I.eitxer Languages Kenneth Oakes Physical Education 4 ll fc- Faculty William S. Courtney Principal Junior High School We of Athens High School wish to express our sincere good wishes to those faculty members who are no longer with 11s. We deeply appreciate all they have done for us in the past and hope that happiness and success will be theirs. Those who have left 11s are: Lt. Robert D. England Pvt. Earl K. Dill Mrs. Gladys Price Miss Kathleen Barron U. S. Army U. S. Army Doris F. Pf.trif. Social Studies James Prcyxf. Social Studies Winifred Reagan . S. Mathematics Lucille Schrimp It. S. liu(dish Katherine Smith Mathematics Nellie Storch Marshall VaxScotkx English and Latin Agriculture Marian White Home Economies Kmma Wood Music 12 lAJe gA the PlaqeSiA Richard DeWitt, Harold Weller, William Koose, Phyllis Custer Senior Class OFFICERS Harold Weller......................... William Koose......................... Phyllis Custer........................ Richard DeWitt...................... Miss Reagan Mr. Pruyne President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer .Advisors The years from 1941 to 1943 have been most eventful ones for this, our Senior Class. Our accomplishments and presentations to Athens High have been many, and we hope valuable. Two highly successful plays, an excellently produced Minstrel Show, and three well received dances, including our Junior Prom, will suffice to show our accomplishments. As to our presentations what could have been more valuable to our school than the fine athletes from our Senior Class who once again brought Athens back into the sportlights. Though an unusually small class for our school, we have tried and succeeded in holding up the standards of graduating classes from Athens. When all is said and done we have a fine class to be proud of with only one regret—that so many of our former members cannot be with us on Commencement night. However, we feel sure that they will achieve their reward in the victory of the democracies, and once again will the Class of ‘‘43” go down in history. 14 0 Lucille Andrus Lucy Doris Bassage Doric Phoebe Bidlack “Fobic” Klouise Black Blackic” Flossie Bradley “Floss Donald Burns “Percy Gerald Callear “Jerry Mildred Campbell Millie Mavis Case “Casey T h eresa Ch a m bers Terry 15 )• Joan Chandler Joanie Georgian n a Coombs “Gcorgie” Phyllis Custer Polly” Leon Daniels Mike” Richard DkWitt Dick” James Donlin Jim” Velma Dunning Giggles” Orlando Fairbanks Orly” Vivian Fairbanks Viv” 4 16 ) Mary Jane Farr Janie” Fred Fuller “Freda” Mary Griswold G Tizzy” Elsie Hager “Elsie” Ruth Hall “Ruthy” Charles Hammond “Chuck Milford Howard “Mil” Helen Inman “Sis” Lucille Jacklin “Jackie” Hazel Kin nek “Hazel 17 ) William Koose Koosie” Thomas Lord “Tom Maun Martin “Dewey” Pearle Maslin “Pear lie” Lucille Merrill “Lucy” Emma Miller Emmie” Paul Minier “Moe” Dale Moore “Orlando” Ada Oliver Ada Jane Helen Parks “Par key” Merle Park George” Raymond Park “Porky Donna Patton Patton Joyce Patterson “Pete Marilyn Patterson “Teddy Mary Slater “Slats Harold Shoemaker “Rip Beatrice Talada “Beat Bette Thrasher “B. J” Shirley Thrasher “Susy” Owen Thurston “Owey” 19 } Patricia Turk -Put Alice Van Duzer At” Eugene Ward I'OROTH A WaTKI N “Dor Harold Weller -Ike Classmates in the Service Harold Isbf.ll S 2 C Pvt. Clifford Dunn n Thomas Lord S 2 C Raymond Brown S3 C Nelson Felt . Andrew Bizilia . U. S. Navy . U.S.Armx . V. S. Xavy . U S. Xavy . U. S. Xavy . U. S. .Vary 20 Tribute to Alumni in the Service Alumni of Athens High School in the service of our country—we are proud of you. We sincerely wish you the best of luck, and we know you will do your best to uphold the standards of Athens High School. In the many vital branches of America’s armed forces—the Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and in the Women’s Auxiliaries—we feel sure that the education and training you have received at Athens High School will be of inestimable value to you. On the battle front you will be facing the greatest crises of your life-time; remember that the clubs and organizations to which you belonged endeavored to instill in you the qualities of leadership, dependability, trustworthiness. These qualities will help you to face these crises, and face them bravely. We, the present students of Athens High, realize how great a debt we owe you, our alumni, who are now fighting to preserve the finest things of the “American Way”—the Four Freedoms, our Constitution and all that it symbolizes, our churches, our public schools, our unlimited opportunity for the development of the individual, and all the other good and wholesome things we Americans love. As you go forth to do your duty for your country and your God, our hearts are with you. Message from Our President Stop and read here for a minute on your way through this edition of the Athenian. For this Athenian, my friends, represents Athens High School—Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors, Teachers, Classes, Activities, a whole year of work and play. Now it is all over. In a few years we Seniors will have been forgotten by Athens High School. But we won’t forget, we can’t. We are not just taking knowledge from thiskjiigh school, but we are also taking friendships and memories that will live forever and be cherished by each one of us for years to come. That’s why we are editing this Athenian, because we are proud of all things it shows about our last year in high school. And. if in future years, other things crowd and press upon our minds we can and will turn back and go through our 1943 Athenian. We’ll enjoy it. because this is our school, and this was our year. And in closing I want to wish my fellow classmates the best of luck in their ventures into the outside world. I would also like to wish the future graduating classes of Athens High School the very best of everything. Harold E. Weller Jr. •Of 21 f Class ‘‘Oh, well done! We commend your pains; And every one shall share in the gains. And now upon this page you’ll find Your prophecies you had in mind.” The renowned Dr. Martin of the Martin Clinic, has announced that his “Butchering Department” will he under supervision of Mary Griswold, assisted by Velma Dunning and Helen Inman. Georgianna Coombs has been trying to make the government pass a law that would make all backyard fences a height of AJ 2 feet so “back-yard gossip-ers” may have something to lean on. The “Clean-em-up Tooth Paste” has just paid $3000 for a picture of Phoebe Bidlack’s smile for their world wide posters. Milford and Vivian Fairbanks Howard celebrated their 20th Anniversary by taking their seven children to Chicago. Coach, “Mike” Daniels, of Athens High School has posted a bulletin for his men to report for spring football practice. His hopes are high after taking the championship for two years straight. Miss Phyllis Custer, interior decorator, was seen putting this “ad” in the evening paper “I will make a new house out of your rooms for a few dollars with little change.” Joan Chandler has just taken the position of English teacher in the Athens High School. She is filling the vacancy left by Dorotha Watkins who has settled down to a quiet married life with Admiral Raymond Smith of the U. S. Xavy. Lucille Jacklin was seen the other day sketching the future Athens High School in the world of tomorrow. Miss Joyce Patterson, after winning the first prize in the National Pie Baking Contest, held in Washington, D. C, last week, was congratulated by Pennsylvania's first Lady Senator, Miss Pearle Maslin. The recent cooking contest directed by Elsie Hager for the benefit of the U. S. O., proved Flossie Bradley as all-State Champion with Lucille Merrill as a very close “runner-up.” Gerald Callear, Secretary of Agriculture, has stopped in Athens to visit his parents before going to Chicago to attend the Agricultural Exhibition Show. Mavis Case. Mildred Campbell, and Theresa Chambers have gone into business which is called “The Six C’s,” or “The Case, Campbell, Chambers, Cat Cleaning Company.” Athens seems to be quite an athletic town. Shirley Thrasher, Mary Jane Farr, and Ruth Hall have been honored by being asked to play on the “All-American” Football Team. Miss Patricia Turk, famous concert violinist, made her debut at Carnegie Hall. Her audience included Major “4-F Dewitt of the U. S. Army, and Miss Bette Thrasher, President of the Red Cross. 4 22 K- Prophecy Chief Machinist, Paul Minicr, of the American Locomotive Company, has just invented a device which runs the machines while the machinist takes a nap. Foreign War Cameraman, “Rip” Shoemaker, through his skill and courage, obtained the most unusual pictures of Adolph Hitler brushing his teeth. Charles Hammond was bestowed an honor when Count Basie appointed him a member of his all-world jazz orchestra. I was down in New York the other day and who should I see but Don Burns standing on a street corner trying to sell funny books, which he had drawn and published himself. Fred Fuller and Eugene Ward are being held by the F. B. I. for diluting gasoline with vinegar to avoid the gas shortage. Miss Ada Oliver was arrested by officer James Donlin for talking three days and three nights without stopping. The “Mustache Salon” has been opened by Alice Van Duzer, Beatrice Talada. Donna Patton, and Emma Miller. The first patient. Merle Park, was delighted with the “up-sweep” mustache. Dale Moore has made a little change in his business. He has added peanuts to his popcorn buggy. Marilyn Patterson of the Women’s Auxiliary Hospital Corps recently carried the body of Mussolini to Ik executed by the students of Athens High. Everybody is hunting for Magician. Harold Weller, who invented a disappearing act for himself, but didn’t invent a way to get back. “Bill Koose was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize today for his peaceful translation of the hectic words which flowed at the United World Conference. Chautauqua Music Hall was filled to capacity today when Elouise Black played her “Symphony of Classics.” written during her high school years. The discords in the minor key were entrancing. You may be disturbed by the continued breaking of milk bottles but Owen Thurston can’t resist trying to deliver milk by auto-gyro. Hazel Kinner reached an all-time high by filibustering for seven consecutive hours in an attempt to stop, the passage of the Husband Free Speech Bill. Helen Parks chose her career today when she became the only woman speed track driver in history. Raymond Park announced today the premier showing of his motion picture, “My Second Wife.” taken at Niagara Falls while he was celebrating his honeymoon. Lucille Andrus, the famous Power’s Model, has just come home from her tour of the camps where she was i opularly received. Another Barrymore, the well-known actor of stage and screen. Orlando Fairbanks, has just triumphed in another hit entitled “Love is Blind. Mary Slater, renowned secretary of the Sea Biscuit Company of Chicago, won first prize in the Great Eastern Dancing Contest. Doris Bassage set the new world’s record on speed writing, that of 306 words every minute. She is now teaching her 400 accountant pupils the art of “Blitzkrieg” typing. 23 f Class Personalities Class Blonde Girls Elouise Black Boys Orlando Fairbanks Class Red Head . Donna Patton Harold Shoemaker Class Brunette Phyllis Custer Fred Fuller Blue CLASS EYES Bette Thrasher William Koose Brown Flossie Bradley James Donlin Green . Marilyn Patterson Richard DeWitt A Pleasant Smile for Everyone . Joan Chandler Charles Hammond Who Can Beat These for Looks . Lucille Andrus Eugene Ward AS FOR CLASS FIGURES WE HAVE Short . Mary Slater Leon Daniels Tall . Georgianna Coombs Dale Moore Best Velma Dunning Donald Burns Otherwise William Koose Clown . CLASS CHARACTERS Mary Slater Harold Weller Most Studious Patricia Turk Richard DeWitt Most Talkative Ada Oliver Malin Martin Quietest Hazel Kinner Merle Park Athletic Helen Parks Donald Burns Billards Champ No Champs Harold Shoemaker Pianist . Elouise Black Malin Martin W olf and Wolf ess Doris Bassage Owen Thurston Most Popular Joyce Patterson Harold Weller Jitterbugs Shirley Thrasher Not a one!!! Class Drivers Helen Parks Owen Thurston Class Heart Hookers Vivian Fairbanks Raymond Park Best Dresser Dorotha Watkins Gerald Callear Loudest Dresser . Lucille Andrus Harold Weller Class Draftees Emma Miller Orlando Fairbanks Future Nurses Alice VanDuzer Theresa Chambers Mavis Case Mary Jane Farr Phoebe Bidlack Pearle Maslin Lucille Jacklin Mary Griswold Charles Hammond Harold Shoemaker William Koose Harold Weller Paul Minier Fred Fuller Helen Inman Elsie Hager ! 24 The Seniors Last Will To The Underclassmen: I. Harold Weller, bequealh my wit to Robert Patterson. I, Mary Slater, bequeath my authority and headaches as editor of the Athenian to Fannie Brown. I. Donald Burns, bequeath my punctual habits to Richard Finn. I, Marilyn Patterson, bequeath my musical skill in song to Joyce Moore. I. Leon Daniels, bequeath my athletic prowess to Jack Gallagher. I, Joyce Patterson, bequeath my vivacity to Lois Weller. I, Raymond Park, bequeath my driving skill to Richard E. Huff. I. Patricia Turk, bequeath my scholastic ability to Irvin I). Macafee. 1. Orlando Fairbanks, bequeath my good looks to Leo Reagan. 1. Georgianna Coombs, bequeath my height to Mary Anne Lucy. I, Gerald Callear, bequeath my studious habits to Alton Reeves. 1, Elouise Black, bequeath my sense of dramatics to Marion Hastings. I. Malin Martin, bequeath my way with women” to Robert Raulerson. I, Lucille Andrus, bequeath my grace and rhythm on the dance floor to Janice Holcombe. I, William Koose, bequeath my proportions and genial manners to Arthur Jackson. I. Doris Bassage, bequeath my secretarial swiftness to Jac Shumway. I. Richard DeWitt, bequeath my love of argument to Edmund Struble. I, Phyllis Custer, bequeath my versatility to Jean Hunsinger. I, Charles Hammond, bequeath my title of “Jive King” to James Hannon. I. Bette Thrasher, bequeath my position as Mr. Hazard’s secretarv to Dawn Slater. I, Fred Fuller, bequeath my skill in agriculture to Stanley Carman. I, Ada Oliver, bequeath my ability to be quiet for ten seconds at a stretch to Sally Lenox. I, Harold Shoemaker, bequeath my “nose for news” to Sidney Mitchell. I, Dorotha Watkins, bequeath my engagement ring to Lois Ford. I, Merle Park, bequeath my serious outlook on life to William Hinkson. I, Joan Chandler, bequeath my friendliness to Louise Munn. We, the class, bequeath the honor of occupying the front seats in assembly. We, the class, bequeath our illustrious scholastic record. We, the class, bequeath the student “creative sayings” added to our textbooks. We, the class, bequeath the honor of publishing the Athenian. Duly signed and sealed on this the sixth day of April, nineteen-hundred and forty-three. Junior Class Hammond, Finn. R. I). Huff, R. K. Huff, A. Jackson. Davis, Hinkson. Gallagher (President). J. Jackson. Brennan Harding. I). Jackson, X. Cole, Beers, F. Brown, Kniffen, Hastings. Carman. Isbell, Hannon (Vice President) Haines, Evans, Hakes, Hettig, Holcomb, M. Cole, Corneby, Ford. Hunsinger, G. Brown. Brace ---------♦--------- Mitchell, K. Parks, Reagan. Patterson, I. Macafee. Raulerson, Raub, Van Scoten, K. Munn, Maryott, Roberts. Robinson Lucy, Lenox. Slater (Treasurer), Xichols. D. Smith. Pearn. Struble. Westbrook, Reeves, Young, Sullivan. Page S. Talada. Shumway, L. Munn. Lane. Weller, Lewis, B. Parks. Moore (Secretary), B. Macafee. P. Smith, V. Talada, Stephens 26 Y Sophomore Class Page, Truesdale, Schrier. Weber, Wilson, Utter, Scriven. Maryott. Rockwell. W. Merrill, Redman Mingos, WanDell, Silkman, McXeil, D. Munn, L. Tiffany. Patton, Shay, Struble, R. Merrill, Wes.brook. E. Merrill. Terry, Terrill, F. Tiffany Northrop. Waite. Orshal. Utter, Sutton, Walker, Williams, Weller, Rogers. K. Utter. Shaffer. Maslin. Russell ---------♦--------- Levering, Brittain, Hazard (Treasurer), Hinkley, Kline. Cole, Hoffa. Black. H. Arnold, Dunning. Carpenter, Liddiard, Chandler. Lesli Langford, Derhammer, D. Lantz, E. Arnold, Clinton. Blanchard. Kissell. Bennett. Hildebrant. Frisbie, Bull. Hammond, Kinnie, Burns. Birney, Dunham Conrad, Daskam, Deuel, Jennings, Ball. Furman, Inman (Vice-President), Gowan. H. Davidson. Dunbar. Havens, Andrus. B. Davidson. Jefferson, Dunlin, Blostcin. Custer (President) 27 } Junior High School [ 28 K Ninth Grade L. Arnold. Woodburn, Finn. Farr, Kllis, B. Smith, Watson, Rubright, Scriven, Shumway, Jewell, Lenox. Benjamin. Osborne. H. Smith, B. Smith. M. Allen, Allis. Hammond, Jeanne Grace. P. Cole. I). Cole. Morley, Rae, Daniels, Butters, Lantz. Me Inti re. Harris. Pruyne. Kreamer. Moore, Fice, Young. Robert Bidlack. Bydairk, Macafee, Maryott, Ray Bidlack. Hunsinger, Olmstead, Wells, Soloman, DeWitt, L. Nichols, R. Nichols, Wood, Go wan, Alpaugh, Brown Havens, Molyneaux, Avery, Preston, Campbell, Howard, House, Macafee, H. Arnold. Atkinson, Schaffer, Eber-liiip Jacklin, Ammerman, Bergman, Corl. Murphy, Chambers, Chandler. Knouse, Phelps. X. Williams. E. Allen, A. Williams, J. Patton. W. Patton Babcock, C. Robinson, Raymond, Joan Grace, Goble, Covey, Watkins. Benson, K. Smith, Keeler, P. Robinson, Brink. Crowley. French. Keegan. Lord, Fvans, Silkman, Russell, Chaffee, Robbins Eighth Grade Jefferson, Butters, Harding, Stillman. Wheeler, Wheeler, Xichols, Palmer, Price, Swetland, Brown, Walker. Hammond, Bird, Burns, Brown, Benson, Crawford, Smith Skinkle, Smith. Smith. Davis, Adams. Hinkley. Fairbanks, Powers, Stevens. DuBois. Raulerson. Y’alla. Phelps, Hibbard. Bidlack. DeWitt. Beers. Raymond. Sabin, Stranger, Huntington, Patterson Molyneaux, VanWormer, Rumpff, Corl. Bidlack, Cordner, Allen, Nichols, Utter, McKeel, Dimock. Hopkins, Matliys, Miner, Hunsinger, Wandell, Rogers. Terry, Arnold. Black. Russell, Hazard Seventh Grade Peterson, Barnhart. K. Xichols, Bean, Waite. Johnston, Splain, Wilson, Bell, Beatty, Harding. Talada, Flood, Fice, Williams. A. Xichols. Harrigan, Tracy DuBois. Strange. Walmsley, Stranger. Belles. Kiederling. Smith, DeHaven. Sjostrom, Canavan, Wandell, Sumner. Palmer, Merrill, Leavenworth, Henry, Lambert, Avery, A. Covey, DeWitt Jackson. Bassage. R. Covey, B. Knecht, Goble. Kiederling, Barber, Kline, P. Allen, B. Williams. DuPuis. Will-son, Humphrey, Parks, Greene. Bourdette, Hammond. Donlin. Thompson. Lesh, Anderson. Scudder. I). Fralm. McKeel, Harding, A. Allen. Brown. Turk, Beardsley, A. Knecht, Hadlock, Scriven, Courtney, Truesdale, R. Williams. Sjostrom, Stroud. Powers. GSie (Ui i feo ite il Seated: H. Weller, Oliver, R. Patterson, L. Weller, Moore, Burns, Turk, Brown, Koose, Slater Standing: Robbins, Stevens, Raulcrson, Griswold, Struble, Shoemaker, Gallagher, Martin, Carpenter, Chandler, Fairbanks, Bassage, J. Patterson, Custer, Black Athenian Staff Mary Slatkr ..... Fannie Brown .... Harold YVeller .... Robert Patterson . . . . William Koose .... Elouise Black, Harold Shoemaker Phyllis Custer .... Patricia Turk, Orlando Fairbanks Malin Martin .... Donald Burns, Robert Raulerson . Jack Gallagher, Edmund Struble Lois Weller ..... Joyce Patterson .... Joyce Moore . Lyle Carpenter .... Phyllis Stevens, Dorothy Robins Doris Bassage, Joan Chandler, Ada Mrs. Schrimp, Miss Dougherty Editor Assistant Editor . Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Senior Editors ....................Club Editor Literary Editors Music Editor . Sports Editors Art Editors Junior Editor Photographic Editor Assistant Photographic Editor Sophomore Editor Junior High School Editors liver, Mary Griswold . Typists Faculty Advisors •K 32 |:. Seated: L. Weller, Carpenter, Hunsinger. Shumway, C. Hammond, DeWitt, Chandler Patterson, Daniels Standing: Sutton. Mr. Hazard. Hinkley. J. Hammond. Slater. Westbrook Student Council President............................................Leon Daniels Vice President..........................................Lois Weller Senior Representatives..............................Mary Slater Richard DeWitt Joan Chandler Charles Hammond Junior Representatives............................Robert Patterson Jean Hunsinger Jac Shumway J A M ES H A M M O N D Sophomore Representatives ...... Janet Westbrook Gordon Hinkley Nancy Sutton William Chandler Advisor..............................................Mr. Hazard 4 33 ) Blostcin, Davidson, Furman, Watkins, Moore. Lewis. Dunbar, Birney, Daskani, B. Custer Lucy. Deuel. Hammond, Rogers. Sutton, Bull. Hildebrant, Brown, Kinne. Patterson, Lenox, P. Custer Terrill. M. Slater. Terry, Black. Chandler, L. Weller (Vice President), Turk (President), P. Weller (Secretary), Russell (Treasurer) D. Slater. Frisbie. Burns G. A. C. ---------� Tri-Hi-Y Russell. Daskam, Haines. G. Brown, B. Custer. Evans. Terry. Hunsinger. Dunbar. Shumway, I). Slater, Sullivan, Blostcin, Davidson, Donlin, Deuel. Page, Hettig Young. Munn, B. Parks. Kinne. Sutton. Jacklin. Arnold. Hammond. Frisbie. P. Weller, Chambers, Hildebrant. Farr. Beers. Lewis. Furman, Lane. Nichols Stephens, Griswold, P. Custer. M. Patterson, Inman. Hastings. Black. Turk. Watkins (Treasurer), Bassage (Vice President), Chandler (President), L. Weller (Secretary), F. Brown. J. Patterson. Moore. Lenox, Burns, Dunning. Bidlack. Lucy 34 Young, Fairbanks, H. Parks, Campbell. Xichols, Ford, Brace, Jacklin. B. Parks, S. Talada, Bradley, Case, V. Talada, Cole, Lane, Merrill, Kniffin, Brown Seated: Bidlack, Dunning, Miss White, Beers (Treasurer), Patterson (Vice-President) Coombs (President), Page (Secretary) Domecon --------♦------ Future Farmers of America Seated: Ammernian, L. Utter, Morley, Olmstead, Patton, Ray. Humphrey, Grimley, Tiffany, Maryott, Arnold, Callear (Vice-President), Brown, Chambers, Corl, Merritt. Bidlack. Wells, Macafee Standing: Huff, Bowen (Treasurer), Rockwell, Struble, Chandler, Anderson. Page. C. Utter, Merrill, Carpenter (Secretary), Fuller (President). Ward. Munn. Moore, Thurston (Reporter), Parks, Mr. VanScoten (Advisor) 4 35 Blostein, Dunham. Terry, Hildebrant, Dunbar, Frisbie, Burns, Cosgrove (Advisor), Hammond (Secretary), P. Weller, Sutton (President), Kinne, B. Custer Thespianettes ------♦------ Pigskin Chasers Seated: Gallagher (Treasurer). Burns. Fairbanks (President), Van Scoten, Shoemaker Standing: Isbell, Raulerson (Vice President), Hammond (Secretary), Harding. Robinson, Cole, Daniels -a 36 )• Girls’ Chorus ---«♦----- Junior High Chorus Woodburn, Finn, Ford, Chandler, Osborne, Stevens, Raulerson. Smith. Shumway, DuBois, DeWitt, Watson, Sabin, Greene, Parks, Humphrey, Allen, Beers. Barber. Crowley Corl, Jackson, Molyneaux, Avery, Russell, Peterson, Tracy. Huntington, Palmer, Young, Brown, Benson, G. Smith, C. Smith, DuBois, DeWitt, Black, Miss Wood Courtney, Terry, Robbins, Chaffee, Bourdett, Hopkins. Adams, Truesdale, Benson. H. Smith, Watkins, French, Dimock, Hammond. Cordner. Arnold. Turk, Beardsley 37 (■ Dunning, Lewis, Brown, Munn. Beers, Parks, Thrasher. Hildebrant, Sutton, Frisbie, Kinne. Patterson, Inman. Bradley, Jacklin. Hunsinger Lucy, Conrad. Custer. Deuel, Hettig. Dunbar. P. Weller. Moore, L. Weller. Terry. Wan Dell. Donlin, Stephens, Russell. Miss Wood Haines, Oliver. Turk, D. Slater, Dunham. Furman, Bidlack, Kniffin, Silkman. Smith. Watkins, Page Stevens. Hinkson, Daniels, Cana van, Moore Dimock, Atkinson, DuBois, Arnold, Osborne, Courtney, Smith. Hannon, Beardsley. Turk, Swetland. Smith Orchestra -----4---- Band Daniels, Canavan, Stevens, Frisbic, Brittain, Martin. H. Weller, Hannon, Ficc, Robbins Moore, VanScoten, Cole. H. Smith, G. Smith, VanSlyke, Brennan, Hinkson Trucsdale, Parks, Osborne, Arnold. Courtney, L. Weller, Byrd, Swetland, Sullivan, Mingos, Knouse, Tiffany, Griswold 38 ) Miss Wood. Black, Terry. Watkins. M. Slater, Frisbie. M. Patterson, L. Weller. Kinne, Turk Triple Trio -------♦------ Serenaders Miss Wood, Hopkins, Humphrey. Smith. DuBois, Adams, Chandler, Stevens. Keeler. Powers Black. Hammond, Woodburn. Courtney, Truesdale. Crowley. Benson, Watkins. Turk, Beardsley, Corl flf 39 }C« Junior High School Organizations STUDENT PRINTS Bydairk, Mrs. Burns, Chaffee, Hazard Robbins, Tracy, Moore, Miss Bouton, Sumner, Palmer Powers, Truesdale, Adams, Courtney, Stevens THRIFT CLUB Powers, Benson, Thompson, Harris, McKeel Bourdette, Byrd. Flood, Swetland, Miss Smith, Truesdale Smith, Hopkins, Keeler. Powers, Arnold. Adams STUDENT COUNCIL DuBois, Macafee. Mr. Courtney, Fice. Stevens, Woodburn, Keeler, Adams Dunlin, Eberlin, Phelps, Chaffee, Hopkins, Crowley. Sabin, Corl Flood, Hazard, Moore, Courtney, Beardsley, Sumner Byrd, Bydairk, Palmer, Lambert, Tyacy, Turk 40 ) Senior Minstrel Show Opening Chorus—“Hip, Hip, Hooray” Here Conies the Navy” Yankee Doodle Dandy Interlocutor—Orlando Fairbanks Comedy Skit—Premier Ends—Harold Weller, Leon Daniels Solo—“I’m Getting Tired So I can Sleep —Dorotha Watkins Monologue— Silly Sally Slithers”—Elouise Black Character Dance— Rosy, the Riveter —Mary Slater Skit— Wishful Thinking —Marilyn Patterson, Mary Griswold. Mavis Case, Alice Van Duzer, Dorotha Watkins, Pearle Maslin, Flossie Bradley, Joan Chandler, Georgianna Coombs. Vivian Fairbanks, Hazel Kinner, Ruth Hall. Mildred Campbell. Beatrice Talada Instrumental Duet—Henry Arnold, Helen Osborne VocaI Solo— When the I-ights Go On Again —Warren Wood Jitterbug Dance—Virginia Whyte, Shirley Thrasher Comedy Instrumental Solo—Charles Hammond Magic—Harold Weller Comedy Song and Dance Vumber— By the Sea —Elouise Black, Mary Slater, Warren Wood Vocal Solo—“There Are Such Things —Marilyn Patterson Instrumental Solo— Mr. Five by Five —Richard Swetland For Me and My Gal” Vocal Duet— Boy in Khaki, A Girl in Lace —Bette and Shirley Thrasher Reading— Soul of Ann Rutledge —Doris Bassage Vocal Solo— Down De Road —Harold Shoemaker Vocal Solo—“Abraham”—Orlando Fairbanks Hawaiian Number—Members of Chorus Waltz Dance—Members of Chorus Patriotic Tableau— No. 1 Tableau—Spirit of America—Soldier, Gerald Callear Sailor. James Donlin No. 2 Tableau—Liberty—Miss Liberty, Theresa Chambers Speaker, Joyce Patterson No. 3 Tableau—Our Flag—Speaker, Patricia Turk Grand Finale— You’re A Grand Old Flag Over There God Bless America” • 41 Cast : Sally Lenop. Marion Hastings. Sidney Mitchell. Richard Finn. Joyce Moore. Lois Weller, Robert Raulerson. Fannie Brown, William Hinkson, Jack Gallagher. Arthur Jackson. James Van Scoten, Nathan Cole, John Brennan, Robert Patterson. Donald Davis. Richard K. Huff. Rodney Humphrey. “Ever Since Eve” Junior Play Senior Play “Growing Pains” Cast : Harold Weller. Mary Slater. Bette Thrasher. Malin Martin. Mary Griswold, Vivian Fairbanks, Dorotha Watkins, Richard DeWitt, Owen Thurston, Orlando Fairbanks. William Koose. Dale Moore. James Donlin, Flouisc Black. Phyllis Custer, Patricia Turk. Doris Bassage, Ada Oliver. 42 L On With, the Cjame Carpenter (Manager), Raulerson, Patterson. 'an Scoten, Jackson. Hinkley, Coach Oakes Daniels. Robinson, Hammond, Gallagher. Fairbanks, Cole Varsity Basketball ♦ Junior Varsity Basketball Roberts, Coach Oakes, Dunning Chandler. Mitchell. Levering, Black, Truesdale, Daniels 4 44 }■ Lucille Andrus, Joyce Patterson, Nancy Sutton, Betty Black, Joyce Moore, Joyce Conrad Cheer Leaders --------♦ Tumblers Hazard, Stillman, Arnold, Black, Butters, Daniels, Avery. Wells, D. Wheeler, Russell, Covey. Morley, F. Wheeler, Beatty. 4 45 f Our Sports Review TRACK SEASON 1942 Record of Team Athens finished in second place in five school invitation meet at Savre. Athens finished in second place in Roosevelt Trail League at Troy. Athens finished in second place in District meet at Troy. Athens beat Sayre in dual meet at Athens 68 to 50. William May was high scorer with 56 points total for the season. Warren Wood was second with 53 points for season. Athens qualified 15 boys for the State Meet. Team collected 56 ribbons in two meets. The season was very successful and interesting. The team was outstanding in its performance. BASKETRALL SEASON 1942 43 Schedule Opponent Date Waverly Dec. 8 Ulster Dec. 16 Waverly Jan. 8 St. Agnes Jan. 11 Sayre Jan. 15 St. Agnes Jan. 19 Towanda . Jan. 22 Ulster Jan. 28 Waverly . Feb. 3 Elmira Heights Feb. 5 Sayre Feb. 12 Towanda Feb. 16 Waverly Feb. 23 Won 4, Lost 9 Where Played Athens Home Team Opponent Home 18 15 Home 24 23 Away 12 37 Away 23 26 Home 19 34 Home 26 16 Away 26 36 Home 39 32 Away 27 28 Home 21 23 Away 24 40 Home 25 29 Home 28 43 47 K- Senior Roll Call I). LUCILLE ANDRUS Academic Course; Thespianettes 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. V ice President 11: Domecon 10; Girls’ Chorus 10: Junior Play (Technical Staff) 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12. Head Cheerleader 12; Rowling 10. DORIS L. BASS AGE Academic and Commercial Course; Class Treasurer 10; Athenian Staff (typist) 12; Student Prints (typist) 12; Thespianettes 10. Vice President 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. Vice President 12; (iirls' Athletic Club 11; Assembly Programs 10. 11, 12; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Baccalaureate Committee 11; Usher at Commencement 11; Dance Committees 10. 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Voilevball 10. 11, 12, Speedball 12, Softball 10, 11. PHOEBE A. BIDLACK Commercial Course; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Domecon Club 10. 11, 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11. 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Cantata (technical staff) 12; Spring Music Festival 10, 11. 12; Assembly Programs 11, 12: Dance Committees 10. 11, 12; Served at Banquets 10, 12; Usher at Commencement 11 ; Intramural Basketball 10, Bowling 10, 11. ELOUISE E. BLACK Academic Course; Athenian Staff 12. Senior Editor 12; Newspaper Staff 11. Assistant Editor 11; Student Council 10. 11; Girls’ Athletic Club 11. 12. Board Member 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; I bes-pianettes 10. Treasurer 10; (iirls’ Chorus 10. 11,12. Accompanist 11, 12; Girls’ Sextette 11 ; Girls’Triple Trio 12; County Chorus 10; Spring Music Festival 10. 11; Cantata 12; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11, 12; Accompanist 11. 12; Dance Committees 10. 11. 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Girls Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Bowling 11, Speedball 12; Softball 10. 11. 12. Volleyball 10. 11. 12. FLOSSIE BRADLEY Vocational Home Economics and Commercial Courses; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Domecon 11. 1? (iirls’ Chorus 10, 11. 12; Spring Music Festi • 10. 11. 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Junicr Prom Committee 11 : Dance Committees 10, 11; Intramural Basketl all 10. Volleyball 10. DONALD BURNS Academic Course: Pigskin Chasers 10. 11, 12; Athenian Staff 12. Sports Editor 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11. 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Football 10, 11, 12. Track 10. 11. 12. Intramural Basketball 10. Track 10. 11. 12, Wrestling 10. GERALD RICHARD CALLEAR Academic and Agriculture Courses. F.F.A. 10. 11. 12. Reporter 10, 11. Vice President 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Usher at Baccalaureate !0: Usher at Commencement 11: Dance Committees 10. 11. 12; F.F.A. Banquet Committee 11; F.F.A. Initiation for Green Hands 11. 12; Senior Play 12; Senior Minstrels 12: Christmas Cantata 12: Intramural Basketball 11. 12. Track 9, 10, 11, F.F.A. Basketball 10. MILDRED CAMPBELL Commercial and Vocational Home Economics Courses: Domecon 12; Served at Banquets 10; Senior Minstrels 12. MAVIS CASE (Transfer from Sayre, Pennsylvania) Vocational Home Economics Course; (iirls Athletic Club 10. 11 ; Dramatics 11 ; Domecon Club 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Assembly Program 11 ; Dance Committee 10; Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 11, Bowling 11. THERESA CHAMBERS Commercial Course; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Tri-Hi-Y Tea Committee 12; Dance Committee 11. JOAN M. CHANDLER Commercial Course; Athenian Staff (typist) 12; Student Prints (typist) 12; Student Council 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. 12, President 12; Girls Athletic Club 11. 12. Board Member 11. Recording Secretary 12; Girls’ Glee Club 10, 11. 12; Assembly Programs 11. 12; Junior Play 11; Senior Play (technical staff) 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Spring Music Festivals 10, 11. 12: Hostess at Tri-Hi-Y Tea 12; Dance Committees 11: Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Vollevball 10. 11. 12, Speedball 12. Softball 10, 11. GEORGIANNA COOMBS Vocational Home Economics Course; Class Secretary 10; Domecon Club 10, 11. 12. President 12; (iirls’ Athletic Club 11. Vice President 11; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Usher at Baccalaureate 10; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10, 11: Intramural Basketball 10. 11, Volleyball 10, Bowling 10. PHYLLIS CUSTER Academic and Commercial Courses; Senior Class Secretary 12: Athenian Staff 12: Thespianettes 10; Girls’ Athletic Club 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12; Girls’ Chorus 10. 11. 12; Spring Music Festivals 10, 11; Christmas Cantata 12; Junior Play (director) 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Senior Play 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10. 11, 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11; Snow Queen Attendant 12; Usher at Baccalaureate 10; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Speedball 12. Volleyball 11. 12. Bowling 11. LEON DANIELS Academic Course; Class President 10. 11 ; Student Council 12. President 12; Athenian Staff 11. Assistant Sports Editor 11; Pigskin Chasers 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Chorus 10, 11; Senior Minstrels (end man) 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Play (technical staff) 12; Spring Music Festival 10; Usher at Commencement 11: General Chairman Junior Prom 11; Dance Committees 10. 11. 12: Ring Committee 11; Assembly Programs 10. 12; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Volleyball 10, Sports Referee 10. 11. 12. Tumbling 10. Track 10. 11. 12, Basketball 10, 11. 12. Football 10. 11. 12. RICHARD E. DeWITT Academic Course; Treasurer of Senior Class 12; Student Council 11. 12; Debating Club 12; Boys’ Bowling Club 10. 11; Junior Play 11: Senior Play 12; Senior Minstrels (end man) 12; Christmas Cantata 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11. 12; Usher at Baccalaureate 11: Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10, 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. JAMES DON LIN (Transfer from Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania) Academic Course: Boys’ Cooking Club 10; Senior Play 12: Senior Minstrels 12; Junior Prom Committee 11: Dance Committees 11. 12: Usher at Commencement 11; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Volleyball 10, Softball 10. 4-f 48 ) Senior Roll Call VELMA M. DUNNING Vocational Home Economics and Commercial Courses; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; Domecon Club 10, 11. 12; Girls’ Chorus 11. 12; Junior Play 11 : Senior Minstrels 12; Cantata 12; Spring Music Festival 10. 12; Snow Queen Attendant 12; Intramural Basketball 10, Bowling 11. ORLANDO G. FAIRBANKS, JR. Academic Course; Student Council 10. 11: Athenian Staff 12; Pigskin Chasers 10. 11, 12. Vice President 11, President 12; Boys’ Chorus 10. 11; Senior Minstrels (Interlocutor) 12; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Christmas Pageant 11: Spring Music Festival 10; Assembly Programs 10. 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10. 11. 12; Junior Ring Committee 11; Usher for Commencement 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12. Track 11. Intramural Basketball 10, 11. 12 .Sports Referee 10. 11, Volleyball 10. Bowling 10, Tumbling 10. VIVIAN FAIRBANKS Vocational Home Economics Course; Girls' Athletic Club 11. Board Member 11; Domecon Club 10. 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Girls’ Chorus 10; Senior Minstrels 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Play 12; Usher at Baccalaureate 10, 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10, 11; Intramural Basketball 10. 11, Volleyball 10. Bowling 10. MARY JANE FARR Commercial Course; Thrift C lub 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10: Senior Minstrels 12; Tri-Hi-Y Tea Committee 12 Hallowe’en Decorating Committee 12. FRED FULLER Agriculture Course: Class Treasurer 11; Student Council 10; F.F.A. 10. 11. 12. Secretary 11. President 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Senior Play (technical staff) 12; Dance Committees 10, 11. MARY B. GRISWOLD Academic and Commercial Courses; Athenian Staff 12. Typist 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Domecon 10; Girls’ Chorus 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Minstrels 12: Junior Prom Committee 11 ; Dance Committees 10, 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. Softball 10, Bowling 11, 12. ELSIE HAGER (Transfer from Reading. Pennsylvania) Academic Course; Choral Club 10; Intramural Volleyball 10, Baseball 10. RUTH HALL (Transfer from Binghamton, N. Y.) Academic and Commercial Courses; Girl Reserves 10; Girls’ Athletic Club 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Dance Committees 10; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. Volleyball 10. 11; Bowling 11. CHARLES HAMMOND. JR. Academic Course; Student Council 12; Debating Club 12; Senior Minstrels (End Man) 12; Band 10. 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Spring Music Festival 10. 11. 12; Dance Committees 10. 11. 12; Football 10. Wrestling 10. Intramural Basketball 10. 11. Track 10. 11. MILFORD HOWARD Academic Course; Hi-Y 10: Senior Minstrels 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Play (technical staff) 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10, 11; Tumbling 10; Intramural Track 10, 11, 12. Vollevball 10, Basketball 10. 11, 12. Football 10. 11. Bowling 10. 11. HELEN INMAN Academic Course; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11; Girls’ Atheltic Club 11; Girls’ Chorus 10, 11, 12; Junior Play. Ticket Manager 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Dance Committees 10, 11 ; Bowling Team 10, 11, Intramural Volleyball 10; Spring Music Festival 10, 11. LUCILLE JACKLIN Academic Course; Domecon 10. 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Girls’ Chorus 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y Play 11: Dance Committee 11; Spelling Contest 10. 11. HAZEL KINNER Academic and Vocational Home Economics Course; Senior Minstrels 12. WILLIAM A. KOOSE Academic Course; Vice-President of Senior Class 12; Newspaper Staff 11; Athenian Staff 12, Advertising Manager 12; Debating Club 12; Band 10; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Christmas Play 12; Senior Minstrels (End Man) 12; Senior Play 12; Assembly Programs 10, 11, 12; D.A.R. American History Award 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 12; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. THOMAS LORD (U. S. Navy) Academic Course; Band 10; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Minstrels 12: Assembly Programs 10. 11, 12; Usher at Baccalaureate 11; Junior Prom Committee 11 : Dance Committees 10, 11 : Intramural Basketball 10. 11, Track 10, 11. MAUN MARTIN. JR. Academic Course; Athenian Staff 12. Music Editor 12; Senior Minstrels (Accompanist) 11. 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11. 12: Christmas Play 12; Junior Prom. Chairman of Music Committee 11; Band 10, 11. 12; Orchestra 10, 11; Spring Music Festival 10. 11. 12; Boys’ Chorus 10. 11; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Softball 10. 11. Track-10, 11. 12. Varsitv Basketball 11. Bowling 10, 11, 12, PEARLE MASLIN Academic Course: Senior Minstrels 12. LUCILLE MERRILL Home Economics Course and Commercial Course: Domecon 11. 12; Senior Minstrels 12: Junior Play (Usher) 11 : Senior Play (Usher) 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Served at Banquets 10, 11; Intramural Basketball 10. EMMA MILLER (Transfer from Mehoopany, Pennsylvania) Vocational Home Economics Cours : Athletic Club 10, 11, Vice President 11 : Glee Club 10. 11. Treasurer 11 ; Operetta 11 ; Cantata 10; Senior Minstrels 12; Junior and Senior Play 11; Soft Ball 10, 11, Captain 10. PAUL MINTER Academic Course: Senior Play (technical staff) 12; Dance Committees 12. DALE MOORE Agriculture Course; F.F.A. 10. 11. 12; Boys’ Chorus 10. 11: Senior Minstrels (End Man) 12: Senior Play 12; Assembly Programs 10, 11. 12; Spring Music Festival 10. 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10. 11. 12; Football 12; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12, Track 10, Bowling 10, 11. ADA J. OLIVER Academic and Commercial Courses: Athenian Staff 12. Typist 12: Girls’ Athletic Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12; Girls’ Chorus 10. 11. 12; Spring Music Festival 10. 11. 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Play 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11; Baccalaureate and Commencement Committees 10, 11; Dance Committees 10, 11. 12; Junior Prom Program Committee 11: Intramural Basketball 10; Bowling 10, 11. ( 49 ) Senior Roll Call HELEN PARKS Commercial and Vocational Home Economics Courses; Girls’ Athletic Club 11; Domecon Club 11, 12; Girls’ Chorus 10, 11, 12: Spring Music Festivals 10, 11, 12: Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Play (technical staff ) 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Dance Committees 10. 11; Served at Banquets 10, 11; Cheerleader 10; Bowling 10. 11, Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Volleyball 10. 11. Softball 10. MERLE R. PARK Agriculture Course: F.F.A. 10. 11, 12; F.F.A. Judging Team to Penn State 10: Band 0. 10. RAYMOND M. PARK Commercial and Academic Courses: Senior Minstrels 12; Junior Play 11; Senior Play (technical staff) 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11; Band 10: Boys’ Chorus 10, 11; Ring Committee 11; Usher at Commencement 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10, 11. 12; Football 10. 11; Basketball 10, 11: Bowling 10. 11; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Track 10. 11. Softball 10. DONNA PATTON Academic and Commercial Courses: Girls’ Athletic Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11; Junior Play (technical staff) 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Assembly Programs 10, 11; Dance Committees 10. 11. 12; Junior Prom Committee 11 ; Baccalaureate and Commencement Committee 10; Bowling 10. 11. Intramural Basketball 10. 11. Volleyball 11. JOYCE PATTERSON Commercial Course; Secretary of Junior ('lass 11; Athenian Staff 11. 12. Assistant Photography Editor 11. Photography Editor 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11, 12. President 11; Girls’ Athletic Club 12; Glee Club 10; Spring Music Festival 10: Junior Play 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10, 11. 12; Cheerleader 12; Intramural Basketball 10, Vollevball 10, Bowling 11. MARILYN PATTERSON Commercial and Vocational Home Economics Courses; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Girls’ Athletic Club 11; Domecon 11. 12. Vice President 12; Girls’ Chorus 10. 11. 12; Sextette 11: Triple Trio 12; Spring Music Festivals 10, 11. 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11: Senior Minstrels 12; Senior Play (technical staff) 12; Assembly Programs 10, 11. 12 ; Dance Committees 10. 11: Bowling 10. 11; Intramural Basketball 11. 12, Softball 10. Vollevball 10. MARY L. SLATER Academic and Commercial Courses: Athenian Staff 11. 12. Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12; Girls’ Athletic Club 11. 12, Board Member 12; Thespianettes 10. President 10; Glee Club 10. 11. 12; Triple Trio 12; Spring Music Festival 10. 11, 12; Cantata 12; Senior Play 12: Senior Minstrels 12; Harvest Queen Attendant 11; Color Guard 10, 11; Junior Prom Committee 11: Assembly Programs 10. 11. 12: Dance Committees 10. 11. 12: Cheer Leader 10. 11: Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Volleyball 10. Speedball 12. Bowling 10. 11. HAROLD SHOEMAKER Academic Course; Athenian Staff 12. Senior Editor 12; Pigskin Chasers 12; Boys’ Chorus 10. 11: Band 10; Orchestra 10; Spring Music Festival 10. 11; Senior Minstrels (End Man) 12: Christmas Pageant 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11: Junior Prom Committee 11: Dance Committees 10, 11. 12; Bowling 10. 11; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Track 10, 11. 12. Softball 10: Basketball 10. Football 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 10. BEATRICE TALADA Vocational Home Economics and Academic Courses; Domecon Club 11. 12; Junior Play (usher) 11 ; Senior Minstrels 12; Dance Committees 12: Intramural Basketball 10, Volleyball 10. BETTE JANE THRASHER Academic and Commercial Courses; Hiking Club 10. 11; Archery Club 10; Girls’ Chorus 10. 11, 12; Spring Music Festival 11; Operetta 10; Senior Minstrels 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11. 12; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Christmas Cantatas 10. 12; Color Guard 11. 12; Junior Prom Committee 11: Dance Committees 10. 11; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. Softball 10. 11. SHIRLEY THRASHER Commercial Course; Senior Minstrels 12; Junior Play (technical staff) 11: Senior Play (technical staff) 12; Dance Committees 11. 12; Color Guard 11. 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11. 12; Intramural Basketball 10. OWEN THURSTON Agriculture Course: F.F.A. 10. 11. 12. Reporter 12; Senior Play 12; Senior Minstrels (End Man) 12; Dance Committees 10. 11; Football 11 : W restling 10; Intramural Basketball 10. PATRICIA A. TURK Academic Course; Athenian Staff 11. 12. Literary Editor 12; Student Council 10; Girls’ Athletic Club 11. 12, President 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12, Secretary 10. 11; Thespianettes 10; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; County Orchestra 11; Girls’ Chorus 10. 11. 12; Triple Trio 12; Spring Music Festival 10. 11; Christmas Cantata 12; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Assembly Programs 10. 11. 12; Dance Committees 10. 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee 11: Harvest Queen 11; Snow Queen 12; D.A.R. Award 12; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12. Volleyball 12. ALICE VAN DUZER (Transfer from Rome) Academic Course: Tri-Hi-Y 10; Girls’ Chorus 10; Junior Prom Committee 11; Dance Committees 10. 11. 12; Sophomore Play 10; Junior Play (usher) 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Intramural Basketball 10. Volleyball 10. EUGENE WARD Agriculture Course; F.F.A. 10. 11. 12; Boys’ Chorus 10. 11; Senior Minstrels 12; Dance Committees 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 12. DOROTHA WATKINS Commercial Course; Thespianettes 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12. Treasurer 12; Girls’ Athletic Club 12; Girls' Chorus 10. 11. 12; Senior Trio 10; Triple Trio 12; Sextet 11: Spring Music Festival 10. 11, 12; Junior Play 11: Senior Play 12; Senior Minstrels 12; Athenian Staff 10. Sophomore Editor 10; Junior Prom Committee 11: Dance Committees 10. 11. 12; Intramural Basketball 10. Volleyball 10, Bowling 11. HAROLD WELLER. JR. Academic Course; Class Vice President 10. 11; Class President 12; Athenian Staff 11. 12. Assistant Advertising Manager 11. Business Manager 12; Debating Club 12: Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Senior Minstrels 12 (End Man); Assembly Programs 10, 11. 12; Junior Prom (Chairman of Program Committee) 11: Band (Drum Major) 10. 11. 12; Intramural Basketball 10. 11. 12; Bowling 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 4 50 6u i GosnmeAxUcd CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1943 FROM PATRONS AND PATRONESSES J. S. Moore George B. French Mrs. Elmer O. Morley Anna Eskelinen Market Basket, Athens, Pa. Dr. J. C. Black Dr. G. C. Meikei Dr. Ivan F. Bixby Dr. A. G. Coughlin New York Store, Waverly, N. Y. Acme Super Market. Athens. Pa. 4 52 )■ INGERSOLL - RAND WESTBROOK’S Women, Children and Infants Compliments of the WEARING APPAREL also SPINNING WHEEL DRAPERIES CURTAINS CANDIES WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS 302 South Main St. Harry G. Westbrook We Make our Candy 328 S. Main Street and Ice Cream ATHENS, PA. Compliments of K. A. HARRIS Doin(j Business As Compliments of HARRIS MOTOR LINES LEROY M. COOK Daily Trips From Elmira to Toxvanda :: General Trucking of All Kinds DIAL PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Athens — 2-3271 Elmira—9700 ATHENS, PA. Towanda—363 1 54 Compliments of L. M. GEROULD SON 420 S. Mam St., Athens, Penna. O G GROCERIES. FRUITS and VEGETABLES J. I. MORLEY INSURANCE Automobiles a Specialty ATHENS, PA. PHONE 2-4621 GEORGE FRALEY Compliments GARAGE °f n CHEMUNG SPRING PLYMOUTH and CHRYSLER WATER CO. approved 0 0 Sales and Service Bottlers of n CHEMUNG WATER and AUTHORIZED BEAR SERVICE ZEST BEVERAGES n O O 504 South Main Street Phone ATHENS, PA. Wavcrly 12E12 Compliments °f W. J. HARRIS and SON AUTOMOBILE FINANCE and MONEY LOANS Compliments °f THE MEADES” A P TEA CO. COMPLIMENTS OF CROFT LUMBER CO. SAYRE, PA. Valspar Paint — Carey Roofing Retailers of Building Materials Wholesalers and Manufacturers of Native Hardwoods 4 56 Compliments of THE STYLE CENTER 106 W. L Mart St. SAYRE A. n A Smart Apparel Shop for Miss and Matron n DIAL 2-5992 Compliments of Compliments of MOUNTAIN TOP NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY SAYRE. PA. 4 57 YOU CAN FIND IT AT Compliments THF. of MARVINS HARDWARE MORLEY HOTEL G o LUNCHES COMPLETE LINE of —°— Hardware, Garden Equipment CHEMUNG, N. Y. Garden Seeds on o o Route 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET -0- ATHENS Telephone Chemung 6-F-1 Compliments Compliments of of ATHENS FEED CO. EVANS AND CHAFFEE at Dealers in “ THE QUALITY CORNER FEED COAL FERTILIZER LIME FLOUR HAY Savre, Pcnna. Dial 2-3341 4 58 • Congratulations and Iicst Wishes to the Class of 1943 THE LENT STUDIO Group anil Individual Photographs for School and College Annuals 321 BROAD ST. WAVERLY, NEW YORK PHONE 673 Compliments of R. C. KOLB o o FUNERAL SERVICE SAMUEL J. KRESGE PHYSICAL THERAPIST n n 101 Park Place Sayre, Pa. n n Phone 1-7661 ROLLER SKATING KEYSTONE PARK SAYRE, PA. S. C. I. BUILDING TOWANDA. PA FOR HEALTH SAKE ROLLER SKATE ■( 59 “When Johnie Comes Marching Home” What will he find Will he be proud of you? Will he be proud of his old school? Will he be proud of his old home town? It is your job to preserve, at home, the freedoms for which he is fighting. ATHENS AND SAYRE GAS COMPANY Compliments of WHIPPLE’S LUMBER YARD ATHENS, PA. n n Sherwin Williams Paint Ruberoid Roofing n n DIAL 2-3711 BOYLES BOOK AND VARIETY STORE SAYRE, PA. Books, Stationery Hallmark Greeting Cards Wall Paper Paints THRIFT IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF Gone arc the days when it was smart to spend—just for the sake of spending. Today America NEEDS thrift — mass thrift by every one of us. The war must be paid for. New capital must be created to build the new post-war world. You can well be PROUD of vonr account with THE ATHENS NATIONAL BANK ATHENS, PENNA. HENRY’S MARKET 434 S. MAIN ST. ATHENS, PA. Where Good Meats Come From Meats and Groceries TO YOU----------------1943’ers FOOD WITHOUT RATION POINTS! You say I think ten times a dav Or fifteen times, or twentv. And even more—well, anyway. You sure repeat it plenty. But pause, and ponder half a wink And start your brain-cells clinking, “I think you say, but do you think Or only think you’re thinking? How often is the thing you’ve thought Out of yourself created And not a dictum you’ve been taught And simply imitated? Into a reveries you sink And like an owl you’re blinking. But. do voti actually think. Or only think you’re thinking? Your friend — The MORLEY Theatre 4 61 )• SEE H. M. WALLIN For Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle, Guns and Bicycles Ammunition, Model Airplanes and Supplies 224 S. Main St. Athens, Pennsylvania Compliments of THE HAMILTON STORE ATHENS, PA. L. E. LOOMIS GROCERIES and MEATS “Where Good Groceries Come From” o o WE DELIVER DIAL 2-4531 S. Main Street, Athens, Pa. i 62 p- BIRD SUMNER D. P. NORTH and SON JEWELER COMPLETE ATHENS, PA. INSURANCE SERVICE District Agent for STATE AUTO INSURANCE ASS N Hamilton Elgin Longines Gmen Bnlova Indianapolis, Indiana A Good Place to Buy a Watch Compliments Sales BUICK Service °f ATHENS MOTOR FORBES MARKET COMPANY CHOICE MEATS and Phone 2-3161 STOKLEY'S Athens, Pa. FINEST FOODS Dial 2-ji 34 We Deliver Buy with Safety” il 63 )► Compliments of “THE TIFFANY’S” n n The Grand Union Company WE HAVE A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of Corsage Flowers, Cut Flowers and Potted Plants IVe Telegraph Flowers Anywhere! SAYRE FLORAL CO. Packer Ave. Sayre, Pa. Dial i-5021 ■! 64 )■ GREGORY’S GREENHOUSE n Cut Flowers, Pot Plants and Funeral Designs n 1530 South Keystone Avc. Carpenters Cigar and Pocket Billiard Rooms n n afford its countermen, the best in cigars and tobaccos, at popular prices. Bring your Friends for a social game of Pocket Billiards. COMPLIMENTS OF HANLON LUMBER COMPANY ATHENS, PENN A. 4 65 Compliments Compliments of of THE FORREST HOUSE ATHENS, PA. WATROUS HARDWARE 0 © A GOOD PLACE TO EAT ATHENS, PA. © © Dial 2-4481 V Compliments of Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts of :: WARNER’S PHOTO STUDIO JOHN T. JONES ATHENS, PA. © © :: WAVERLY, N. Y. Timely Clothes Cheney Cravats f 66 )• COLLINS DRUG STORE 414 S. MAIN ST. POWERS ATHENS, PA. CD CD Registered Prescription Pharmacy FUNERAL SERVICE :: QUALITY DRUGS LOWEST PRICES BERT HEATH SAYRE Atlantic Service Station 102 N. Main Street Athens, Pa. © © Young Men's Suits Henry Rolfe, Proprietor Made by COLLEGE TOWN —0— © © “Keep Upkeep Down with They Fit and You'll Sure Fit ATLANTIC QUALITY PRODUCTS When You Dress at 0 HEATHS Cigarettes and Candy «f 67 ) LEAHY’S DEPT. STORE • • SAYRE, PA. • • THE BEST FOR LESS” Compliments of of STEIN'S WAVERLY ELMIRA CORNING Plumbing, Heating Supplies Roofing Materials Insulation Materials • • Phone — Waverly 79 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DAVIS NATUROPATHIC HEALTH SERVICE 201 So. Main St. - - Athens, Penna. A Complete Health Service X-Ray Physical Therapy Foot Correction JAMES A. DAVIS, N. D. Clinical Laboratories Vitamin-Mineral Therapy Scientific Diet BLANCHE S. DAVIS. D. Tli COMPLIMENTS OF ATHENS DAIRY CO. Specializing in GRADE “A” DAIRY PRODUCTS 535 S. KEYSTONE AVENUE DIAL 2-1121 COMPLIMENTS OF ATHENS FOUNDRY COMPANY ATHENS, PA. «t 69 (5°- Compliments TERRY'S GROCERIES, MEATS, DRY GOODS BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS Dial 2-3441 118 N. Elmira St., Athens, Pa. COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Confections, Sandwiches, Periodicals and Groceries — FROZEN FOODS — Seven Sister’s Sweet Shop “The meeting place in West Sayre” FRANCKE’S STORE ATHENS, PA. o o We are in Business for Your Health O G 423 S. MAIN ST, PHONE 2-4663 Compliments of H. M. HAIR and SONS ATHENS, PA. Lumber Coal Building Supplies Linoleums Paints 116 Walnut St, PHONE 2-3611 if 70 Autographs Kn riving by Queen City Photo-Engraving Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Printed by The Commercial Press, Elmira. N. Y.